*image displays how this color looks across different bases*
š« tamarindĀ āĀ A rich, earthy brown with warm reddish undertones.
this spring collection is inspired by the trending colors of 2025 and my growing love for garment knitting. when I first started scoutās swag, I focused mainly on dyeing sock yarn. but these days, Iām all about making garmentsāand I wanted to create yarn that makers like me would reach for when planning their next sweater or wardrobe staple.
the bases:
fingering weight
ā¢scoutās super-fav - 4ply - 75/25 sw merino/nylon 460yds/100g
ā¢scoutās sparkle fingering - 2ply -
75% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon, 5% Silver - 440yds/100g
worsted weight
ā¢scoutās straight-up worsted - 4ply -100% sw merino - 220 yds/100g
DK
ā¢scoutās DK - 4ply-100% sw merino - 230yds/100g
ā¢scoutās silky singles - single ply - 40% superfine alpaca, 40% merino, 20% silk - 250/100g
ā¢scoutās sparkle DK - 4ply - 75% superwash merino, 20% nylon, 5% silver - 230yds/100g
ā¢scoutās cotton DK - 4ply - 50% superwash Merino 50% cotton - 230yds/100g
aran
ā¢scoutās aran - 4ply - 100% sw merino - 210yds/100g
bulky weight
ā¢scoutās super THICCCC - single ply - 80/20 sw merino/nylon - 78yds/100g
Please note: Due to my hand-dyeing techniques, each hank will be slightly uniqueāeven within the same batchābut all are dyed together to maintain consistency. Color intensity may also vary depending on the fiber content. Yarns that are 100% superwash wool will appear more vibrant, while bases with silk, non-superwash wool, or cellulose fibers (like cotton or linen) will have a softer, more muted appearance.